Is the Fujifilm Instax Mini Evo ANY GOOD?! 

Glad I could help!

That’s the dream right there

Totally. That’s why I still have an actual Polaroid camera. I think it’s cool to have two different tools

4x3 actually, thanks!

Interesting, I’ve never used the mini link 2, but one thing I can say about the mini Evo is that it has 2 print modes. It has ‘natural’ and ‘Rich’ and the rich mode is incredibly more vibrant than the ‘natural’ mode. If the mini link 2 does not have both modes, that could be the difference?

The mini evo has a better quality of the pictures I think but it’s probably just a small difference and it depends what you are going to use it for

@@Nichiltonphotography Apparently the mini link 2 also has that rich mode, but in this one video on youtube of an asian mom that tested lots of portable printers the mini evo gave the best colors of them all. Even when both had the same rich mode. I just placed an order for the mini evo even when is double the price of the mini link just because it might give the best color quality and i need that for a project. Also, another bit of important info i found out in my research is that the photos printed from the memory of the mini evo were at higher respultion compared to the ones printed from a phone connected remotely to the mini evo. So the best results would come out when passing the photos to be printed to the memory inside the camera, never sending them from a phone for higher resolution, crispier photos.

@@StellyStarr I need it for an art project but my photos are very colorful so i ended up buying the mini evo even when it was double the price than the mini link 2 x/ I hope the results are worth it. Even a small difference in color quality is great for me. Im also pñanning on trying to sell instax photos to people at events to get my money back from this purchase xP

I can agree. 90% of what I print, was taken with my camera or iPhone, edited, and then printed.

The real question is can you edit photos you moved from your phone to the camera?

Dang I’m sorry to hear that, you aren’t able to open it up and remove it at all?

@@Nichiltonphotography I can open the film compartment. Just unable to pull the film package from the camera.

I got it from Best Buy!

I’m not sure. I think Leica has their own film

Actually I just looked, according to BHphoto the Fuji instax mini film will work.

Interesting! I still don’t want to test it but good to know haha

I guess either way it’s not ruining ‘already shot’ film like a 35mm cam. So that’s good

Oh wow this is interesting! How many prints do you think it took for that to happen?

@@Nichiltonphotography it was more than 10 packs but less than 20 - I now use the printer instead -- no issues with that at all - but it is still a cool looking thing -

@@nelsonclub7722 Which printer is that? Thanks

@@Nichiltonphotographyhow many photos have you gotten out of yours so far?

@@5aulx497I definitely haven’t printed 10 packs yet. It’s pretty new for me

Just different tools!

I agree with nic, it's just an experience for casual or beginner level photographers that want a fun way to take photos. He use them in a fun clever way but I think it's just a different kind of step against polaroid for photo users. Both are good buy provide different experiences for different kind of people

That’s the way photography was back before digital . I think it made for better photographers . Tbh

No one uses DSRLs these days 😂

That’s why I ended up going with the mini 99

Thanks for the feedback 👍🏻